russia and north korea. the united states says president vladimir putin a kim jong-un may meet in russia later this month. moscow is looking for weapons and north korea has plenty to sell. >> and heating infrastructure as we head into winter, to try to conquer territory that belongs to another subornation is not going to reflect well on north korea and they will pay a price for this. in return for weapons, pyongyang will likely want food. >> they are not getting what they need from china. which i think is very interesting. reporter: the kremlin has not commented. moscow has been turned into other heavily sanctioned nation such as iran and north korea for support, a move that could be used for political coverage. >> [indiscernible] russia will probably start doing something to create a north korean threat. reporter: the russian defense minister sergei shoigu travel to pyongyang in july for a weapons shopping spree. kim showed up as weapons and displayed missiles band by the united nations. their suspicion tha

if russia wins, they will go to taiwan. and well, this will go unpunished, of course, and if russia losess we have already discussed with you, will strengthen their influence on the very important natural resources of siberia, and they will also be interested in this, well, according to you, putin will be clever what takayev promises the germans, kazakh oil, and russia is losing this market, and understand. that for putin now he simply has no other choice but to accept it, because tokayev is one of the members of the csto and, in general, the entire post-soviet space, which is drawn to putin, or at least communicates with him in some way and creates this illusion of international relations, close international relations, it's just that putin had no other way out, if it had been there three or four years ago, then russia would probably have included much more opportunities to curb tokayev , well, putin formulated this principle a long time ago, there is russian, likes, dislikes, tolerable is beautiful, well, what else will he have left, well, he can now start a new war, even a trade war wi

russia's defenses are deep. ukraine's forces have had to pick their way through mine fields and tank ditches and taken considerable casualties on the way western. experts say they've shown courage and adaptability but will need more weapons to keep up the progress. meanwhile, putin's army is under pressure facing shortages of men and munitions. one reason why an unusual meeting in russia's far east made worldwide headlines. we're asking ukraine's of men and munitions. one reason why an unusual meeting counter offensive is north korea bolstering russia's military? hello and welcome to the point. it is a pleasure to greet our guests. sarah pago is program director at germany's kba foundation and has also worked with the german council on foreign relations as an expert on russian foreign and security policy, alexei yv heads the russian program at germany's friedrich ebert foundation and my colleague, roman goncharov works for the russian and ukraine desk here at dw and i'd like to start out if i may with a look at

he still said that in russia this is a safe place for russia , i don’t see such a threat.e eastern coast of our country? and fires and earthquakes will affect the northern part of our country. there, perhaps, it is also slightly affected, that is, this is the arkhangelsk region, the komi republic of the northern part countries in the north-west of our country there will be strong winds and a typhoon will attack the whole world. now he's worried. uh, a terrible earthquake in morocco that claimed the lives of several thousand and the total number of victims is still unknown, when i watch these footage. my heart aches because i myself was in morocco 5 years ago, wandering around the ancient city of marrakech. and now, well, you can see for yourself that such devastating, terrible earthquakes happened there. they will continue to happen in the world. yes, such earthquakes are possible. but because when we are talking about two eclipses, in october they can affect this could be in the coastal areas of the pacific atlantic ocean. this eclipse will affect the region of china, tha

russia signed on to it. there are 10 security resolutions that they signed into with regards to north korea and this is in violation with them. all members of the un security council except for russia will support whatever the triggering mechanisms are for sanctions. borussia will oppose that. it's a real dilemma. if something is brought to the un security council russia will oppose it in its interesting to see what china does. i don't know if they want to be in the position of siding with russia and opposing un security council resolutions, statement that comes out. it will be interesting to see how china response of that. but i think that means is that trying to coordinate whether it sanctions or statements with regards to russia and north korea have to happen with other organizations like the g7 or nato and the at4. any sort of punitive action has to be coordinated outside of groupings like this where russia and north korea cannot -- china cannot veto it. host: just this past june, korea a history of sout

what is occurring in russia. they are projecting onto russia. the actual things that are transpiring in your training, for example, they're talking about the poor, military leadership, the russia russians, generals, or exercises, that there's poor morale among the russian troops. that these conscripts that are forced into the russian military are poorly trained and poorly equipped. now, none of that is true and what we know throughout history, regardless of the army that troops when they get and get pasting combat they fight for each other. up what we've seen from russia is a methodical development of its troops and providing them adequate training overtime. and that's the training service to purposes, primarily one big equip them with the skills they need to have to survive in a combat environment. but to, to build that unit, cohesion as a, as they get to know each other, they get to work together. they work on common task that builds a bond of, of that in last through callbacks. well, what you're getting onto ukraine's side is they're driving

that of the russia could only interpret as a preparation to attack russia. and yet, in the united states, you don't see that at all is provocative for a, as a, causing the russians to, to react. now, is it done being clueless or is it them assuming that you know the united states to has the right to do whatever it wants? because it's on the right side of history and russia simply for whatever reason and cannot use the resources at its disposal to defend its own, you know, but i think it, i think what we're looking at is clue, look, foolish us. and then the people that have been overwhelmed with propaganda says, you know, when, when ever the united states has faced about an opportunity to get engaged overseas . they've taken advantage of the noise painted it in terms of we're fighting them there. so we don't have to fight them here that this is in the pursuit of freedom of so you know, the states invaded rock twice and didn't leave that country any more feet or prosperous. the same thing for afghanistan, upward engaged, were currently engaged in syria with ab

, of course russia does not comply with this decision and all who wants to work on the actions of russia before this adoption of the e-e court, and now everyone understands perfectly well that russia is international law , the general assembly adopted a resolution on compensation from russia in ukraine for the fact that the question was made whether russia is not to blame therefore, you owe ukraine compensation. and how will it pay this compensation as the last example of colossal aggression? it was an invasion of cancer in the compartment, and the iraqis are in the e-e horse from financial responsibility, and for 30 years, he paid compensation to all those who suffered in the withdrawal, and this compensation was paid. of arab oil revenues, russia is a major exporter of oil, and oil revenues may be a source of compensation in the coming years , this should be remembered. but approximately 300 billion dollars are in the form of frozen russian of assets, professor zerkal asked a question about what will stand in the way of the confiscation of this money. first of all, i want to say that t

, , ., ., ongoing conflict between ukraine and russia? , ., ., ., ., russia?? this is part of an ongoing battle for control of _ russia? this is part of an ongoing battle for control of the _ russia? this is part of an ongoing battle for control of the northern | battle for control of the northern black sea. when this war began, russia felt through the might of its black sea fleet that it had absolute control over those waters. what we have seen over the months is a gradual chipping away of that control by ukraine. 0f gradual chipping away of that control by ukraine. of course, right at the beginning, in april of last year, ukraine sank flagship of the black sea fleet. in recent weeks, we have seen them claiming to have removed and destroyed russian equipment on a series of gas platforms in the northern black sea and we have also seen them attacking radar facilities on the crimean peninsula itself. what they are trying to do, the ukrainians, is to blind the russians to what operations the ukrainians are trying to mount, and this operation overnight might be a

in russia. an electric substation in korsk caught fire due to a drone strike. the occupiers must withdraw from the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, what does the resolution of the general assembly on the immediate return of the armed forces to the control of ukraine mean and how to implement it. containment aid why the west is not ready to collapse of russia and how it affects the course of the war. putin again bet on wagner. pmk fighters returned to ukraine, and. the leader forms friends. we will talk about this and other things during the next hour with our guests, former deputy of the state duma of the russian federation ilya ponomarov and people's deputy of ukraine sofya fedina. for those who are currently watching us live on youtube, we offer a survey, today we ask you this, do you support the legalization of weapons in ukraine? yes, no, or yours option, please write in yours. well , before we start our conversation with ilya ponomarov, let's see how cotton was burning today in russian corsica, something is starting. it's just a tin, it's just, it's all burning

russia was not strong enough to stop it. so at that time there was a real chance to integrate the ukrainians into nato, but the idea was rejected between the major western countries, there was no agreement, so the issue was postponed after two or three years, the russians became stronger and stronger. and now they are even stronger. we have missed a historic opportunity to do this and this window of opportunity. no longer open. so we can't do it. we can't afford to have such a long border between nato russia and ukraine - that would mean an immediate danger of war for all of us even in washington it's dangerous even for the united states not only for the region but even for you families because it is can trigger a nuclear attack. so this is an unrealistic proposal for the moment , you can forget about it. we should talk about the opposite, we need to make a deal with the russians, and new security architectures to ensure the security and sovereignty of ukraine but they are nato membership so why your opinion? i think it is s

this is the west declaring war on russia.onfirmed by the facts of the behavior of our former partners in the international arena. this exclusive statement for our program was made by the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs. sergey lavrova ukraine has simply become a strategic instrument in the hands of the north atlantic alliance nato now operates not only in the north atlantic but also in the pacific region creating in asia anti-russian associations. well, in return we will develop mutually beneficial cooperation with china iskander, which will not be subject to illegal pressure . listen from the outside. sergei viktorovich, we can unilaterally lift sanctions on north korea, or we respect the traditions of un law so much that we will continue to follow them; it’s not a matter of respecting the tradition of laws; in different years, in a completely different historical era, he adopted and lifted resolutions. and only the security council can remove them, we are against our sanctions north korea was not imposed; be

we're discussing russia and china. the okay is go back to carl and raleigh carl, i am older than you. i'm older than ad rail. so i have a little bit of wisdom on my side in memory. okay. but, you know, i'm a child of the cold war literally, you know, the entire cold war. i lived through it and they had something, i guess people forgotten about. it was called, they talked, why can't the west have? they talked with russia in china and other countries, the one that's not on the agenda. okay. all we get is this kind of joseph burrell nonsense. that we're the garden and you're not, you're the jungle. that is a very primitive way of looking at the world. and not to even considering peace and peaceful coexistence is an insult to the times that we live in. go ahead carl. it's about jobs and careers. i mean, why do people like joseph or all, you might have a job in the founder lane. uh, people like that. what do they do exactly, except asking us miles east washington. i mean, you know, called carl carl david worth. he's a mouth

we are russia and we are russians. russia is our homeland. the president congratulated the citizens on the holiday. we are one people , together we will overcome everything, we will respond to any challenges, like the three of us carrying seven wounded in our arms under heavy fire and skillfully counterattacking the enemy, the stories of the exploits of our paratroopers are well-deserved awards on the front line. new york is drowning, waterfalls in the subway and floods in major airports as a result of heavy rainfall in the megalopolis. the day that changed fate determined the future for millions of citizens, exactly one year ago. ago, agreements were signed on the admission of four new subjects of the federation to russia : the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, the zaporozhye and kherson regions, the solemn ceremony took place in the st. george hall of the kremlin, new memorable dates were recently established by a separate presidential decree and today the country celebrates this holiday for the first time. vladimir putin congratulate

is a risk there is a lot of instability in russia , this is a risk, and refugees from russia are a risk, so they will probably try to preserve the stability of the russian state, but within the limits of what ukraine can achieve. actually, there are two such two such things that the united states seems to me not to understand, and for that reason blinky does not travel to understand what ukraine can achieve and, accordingly, they can build that policy towards russia so that, well, it is preserved in some form, but not as aggressive as it was. well, then it arises the question is what can ukraine achieve? ukraine can achieve according to the forces and means at its disposal . par- the paradigm of the united states so that these events in ukraine in the format of the ukrainian-russian war. they were somehow incorporated and , as you said at the beginning, into the election campaign of the united states so that it did not carry too many risks , and then one can say that the cardinal successes of ukraine can also cause such predicted by the americans, the risks are what the russians said. n

my husband returned from russia to mine, because he used to work in russia, the salary was higher therew people are needed because of the restoration, zhanna was one of the many residents of donbass who voted in the referendum for joining russia. this decision in the dnnr was supported by more than 99% of the population. approximately the same results were observed in the neighboring lugansk people's republic, as well as the kherson and zaporozhye regions. judging by the data from the election commissions, this expression of will is difficult to doubt. people even voted. more active than originally predicted sociologists, and if we talk about the situation at the polling stations, despite the threats of shelling from the ukrainian armed forces, it was more like a holiday than a routine vote. finally we are returning home, we are with russia, we are going home. the fact that today donbass is a full part of russia can be judged not only by the presence of russian passports , the issuance of license plates, the availability of pensions, social payments and various benefits, as well as the

further in the on the scale of united russia, we learn from varvara nevskaya. committee of the united russia party summed up the preliminary results of the single voting day, as dmitry medvedev stated, the goals were achieved; the party performed well in elections at different levels ; the party nominated more than 30,000 candidates. in total, united russia carried out 860,000 orders regularly, communicating with citizens. dmitry medvedev said that problems with him were regularly raised during meetings with voters only there were more than 100 people from our party in the special military operation. they also ran for various parliamentary seats and other positions. that’s why problems related to this were certainly one of the most important ones that were raised and discussed during the pre-election meetings. ade of the discussions that our candidates had. well, this year, for the first time, we are holding elections in our new territories, which have returned to our country, and there, too, the elections have all been completed. and this is very important bec

fourth, russia is weaponizing hunger. thanks to the black sea grain initiative brokered by the secretary general, approximately 33 million metric tons of grain reached global markets driving down food prices around the world. nearly 2/3 of the wheat exported through that deal went to developing countries. not only did putin pull out of the deal but russia is now mining ukraine's fields, bombing its ports and rails, burning its silos. as a result, ukraine's wheat exports will likely fall by 2.8 million metric tons this year. that's the equivalent of 5 1/2 billion loafs of bread. trapped in the world's bread basket. russia, meanwhile, on track for a record year of grain exports. the hungrier the world is the more moscow profits. fifth, russia is using iranian drones to attack ukrainian civilians. drones that russia procured from iran in violation of security council resolution 2231. finally, just last week, russia hosted north korean dictator kim jong un. putin said they discussed ways to cooperate militarily while kim pled

he's chasing you. soon russia russia russia your yours and in soviet times we studied them.n an interesting country. where is that? what? there is no need to promise anything. no, i understand everything well, but for now there is such an opportunity. we have some members from this federation. what are they doing abroad specifically? what are they doing?

we always knew that he lives such a myth of imperial russia, because he is from a boyar family. his father was also an official , he was in the service of stalin during the war in the service of that system, the clothes died very much that in russia there was no rethinking of those years of communism, that no one is to blame, the topic is not recognized, but also about those who praised the decision of the unsuccessful, poorly thought out industrialization, simply in the conditions of the dictatorship where there is no criticism where there is no competition everything then happens in kyiv in a deformed way, russia has not rethought the past, has not reviewed the reasons for its backwardness, is not as developed as the united states of america because it should have been a pyro in you, only then can you talk about such a true critical a view that allows us to move forward with some new ideas, because russia has a place in the whole world community , and russia has a place in europe, which needs the eastern lung, as jan pavlo once said ii but but russia has not rethought its own

india, by the way, would be glad if russia played a more active role in our part peace. see how the forum goes. will the indian organizers be able to achieve international consensus ? the struggle within the country is intense and the government did not take advantage of the acacia next year’s elections four days before the start of the elections. there was a stir when the delegations were sent an official invitation to a reception with the president of the country. only the name there is not india, as is customary in the english word consumption. but in hindi, bharat, there was talk that the ruling bharat janata party was going to hold a vote in parliament on renaming the state. well, as an informational occasion , nothing, but in essence, bharat is not news. this is the official name. eh, since '50. uh, india is called hard gonaraddi. well, in the official language in hindi and in fact the english version of the constitution also has a note regarding the word bhart. e on the topic that india is an equivalent concept. but in fact, the ancient name is one of the uh names

in russia, i'm not only sell their products, they also assemble and produce them inside russia. chinese enterprises are very active in coming to work and rush them and cooperating with local partners. russia and china maintain traditionally friendly relations of russia is china is good neighbors. the countries have good political ties and support the development of trade and cooperation. are chinese businessmen who are interested in russian raw materials like coal and for this is mutually beneficial cooperation. enterprises, suppliers, and buyers in russia and china are already a customer to using national currencies. the one and the rubel. this is very convenient for direct cooperation between russian and chinese businesses to much of the right. well, those are the new stores, the shape, the we k on nazi international. i hope your week's of took grace thoughts. my name's peter scott. thank you very much. of the company, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to worlds and part and his former prime minister. i told the heidi, washed by one said that you

murat gassiev, russia. otto valin, sweden. a battle of worthy opponents. swipe in the betting league, quickly, simply endlessly. there is a big game on the air, today president putin spoke on the phone with iranian president ibrahim raisi, and as i understand it, the central issue, not the only one, but the central issue was nagorno-karabakh, and i hear it often now statements, including in the russian press, that, in general, russia has suffered such a defeat that now it actually has no role in the southern caucasus and, as they say, has no cards in the diplomatic game. i look at the geographical map, i see that next to armenia is still azerbaijan, turkey is still next to it, iran is still next to it, in general, it would seem that russia is inevitably the central player, well, to prime minister pashinyan i want to create the impression that russia, as they say, has at least run out of steam, and he can now negotiate with others and more influential western comrades. your opinion, general. you know, it seems to me that prime minister pashinyan is playing

to russia is a manifestation of, quote, hypocrisy.'s meeting took place the day before at the eastern cosmodrome, the conversation lasted four hours . it is not known exactly what was agreed upon . there was no press conference with the outcome of the negotiations, however, according to kim jong-un, they discussed the military and political situation on the korean peninsula and in europe . and according to kremlin spokesman piskov, he said that the russian state media separately commented on this story that north korea showed great interest in the development of cooperation with russia. expressed his confidence that the russian army will certainly win a great victory in the sacred struggle for the punishment of the great evil, probably referring to the war in ukraine chapter of ukrainian military intelligence kyrylo bogdanov says that pyhendian is already supplying moscow with weapons. he stated this in a comment to the new ways publication separately, according to budanov , russia will receive from north korea 122 and 125 152 mm proj

since invading ukraine, russia has significantly higher energy exports to china. russia state owned energy giant gas prom, set a record for daily natural gas treatments to china, and is now finalizing the design for new pipeline to run from russia to china through mongolia. the increase in russian gas and oil exports, as well as metals and agricultural products have help the kremlin, as well as china is a growing economy. china is increasing sales of consumer electronics and passenger vehicles in russia. 4 of the 10 best selling car brands in russia, our chinese and chinese smartphones, now account for 75 percent of the russian market or not. i can only say that russian china has reached an unprecedented level in our relations in recent years. this applies to all areas where we intact, they might use mutual trade is expected to surpass 200000000000 dollars this year. my last speak to our president china alice cliff at kuhn and on this clifford. it's the how he's all the all badging, and must go cooperating economically now to rob them. the 1st will cast her mind back to march when she jim

i can tell you that the, the biggest problem for russia today is that russia isn't defense. and uh, this influence on many political decisions here as well as mr. this is for us. the problem is that the ukraine is receiving a new effective weapons. and so best of them will ensue of that some way in november. don't our smith's house will come through grade. i see no profits for this. this is from my personal for you on the way. then of course, this is uh, making a kremlin much more nervous because this writes uh, touching up on the crime. yeah. but the function of different parts of the roster included must go drones. that that's a must go nearly every day. it must go more storage in the labor day. so this is changing the nature. and the problem is the restaurant can also, so it's kind of a challenge not by offensive preparation on the ground, but only with the heavy. so if you have some pro telegram channels raising concerns over the ukranian counter offensive describing a difficult situation at the front of successful attacks in crimea, there are below to russia in the past

russia did not withstand this test . i'm not talking about international maritime law, which was simply destroyed, it was destroyed in the black sea, in the sea of ​​azov, and therefore the black sea fleet must be destroyed, as for how it affects the general the general course of the war, in fact, the operation for the deoccupation of crimea has already begun, and it actually began with the deoccupation of zmiiny island, that is , zmiiny island, this was a key element of that plan of the russians. of course, the presence of the fleet in this area is blocking not only maritime communications, but also, in fact , ukraine's right to free navigation and the use of the black sea in general, that's why the deoccupation of crimea began. we saw how they were the de-occupied boyka towers, as after that why was it important, on the boyka towers was found military equipment and radio stations that controlled the airspace just in the coastal waters with ukraine and controlled, of course, any work of our aviation e drone ships and e-

that is , russia is to blame, russia should act as a guarantor and defender, not only armenian.orno-karabakh. putin acted as a mediator there, but now the kremlin is definitely not interested in the confrontation between armenia and azerbaijan. and that's why the so-called peacekeepers simply removed themselves. the strategically important lachyn corridor was blocked. and armenia very reasonably began to look for new allies in such a situation. armenia and the usa will conduct joint exercises eag partner 2023. they will be held one after the other. from one news about these exercises, despite the fact that at the beginning of the year, armenia refused to accept the planned exercises of the odb on its territory, again , these are lace, yes, these are such tricky formulations, yes, at the same time, they understand everything perfectly, the armenian authorities spit on interests of the armenian people and they spit: they just spit on russia, why do we put up with it, big question, to some extent they can even be understood, the ingenious multi-steps have reached the point that a m

and the 3rd factor is that it hosts russia is black c fleet. and thereby is able to control or the black sea and also ukrainians, green exports, fly out the black sea. so for the russians is really crucial. and on the other hand, that's right for the crane is crucial. because if they can fit the russians to the can, that can hit their other logistical court, or if they could hit their black sea fleet. and this is really important. so that's why crum, yeah, it's really one of the spots of hot spots of these more. i want to talk about the black safely than just a moment, but a quick follow up question a t you could you imagine that within the next 6 weeks before autumn hits that we would see significant progress by the ukrainian forces in terms of breaking through the supply lines that do connect russia to, to korea, to be honest, i am, i am skeptical cuz i don't say that is like, impossible, but it will be a hard task to do, basically because with the breaches that we see at the moment within the russian defense lines, ukraine has to widen them

i've russia and, but i was way about to innovate and close that gap. nathan member, as between the lads, the as sonya will be cut off from allies to the south. get abused, have issues travel through this walking gap with british naval troops on exercise. these nato troops based in poland, are moving through what the alliance considers perhaps is most vulnerable area.

grandson, told us about it . everyone wants to find their grandson and if he is really deported to russia, then return to ukraine and take him under his care, the boy's grandmother also said that in she has information that sashko is now in one of the boarding schools in taganeroz or rostov-on-don, and in the summer they were transported to the parish , sashko's grandmother does not have any more information, but there is a very great hope of returning the grandson home, and although it is likely that sashko is actually in russia, all at the moment, this is inaccurate information that is currently being checked , so i am asking absolutely everyone who is currently watching this video to please look carefully at sasha's face, he looks 14-15 years old, of average build, has light blond hair and brown eyes if you know something about sashka ivanov, do not hesitate to contact us immediately on the hotline of the child tracing service at the number 116,000, which is free from all mobile operators . it is also possible that this program will be seen on the internet in russia while youtube is st

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and the war in part, due to russia's use of cluster bombs. when cost of arms explode, they release many small opponents over a wide area that also makes some dangerous for civilians. unexploded permits can kill our main people years later. and n g o, the monitors globally uses such munitions, says many custom victims and ukraine, our children. we understand that nearly half of the provinces across the country, which of experience fighting, have experienced the use of custom emissions to the very 1st day of the invasion by russia. russian forces used cars to mention miss out on a, an attack on a hospital. and they've been repeated attacks as we have documented. the ukrainian military also began using cluster munitions a few weeks ago, supplied by the united states. the office of history is report. so the cost of items do not distinguish between civilian and military targets. and the danger remains long after the conflict is resolved. clearing affected territory is a difficult and dangerous process, says eva fisher of the german charge, the han

each decade russia starts a new war. parts of georgia remain occupied and russia put syria in ruins. and if not russia, the chemical weapons would never have been used there in syria. russia has almost swallowed belarus. it is obviously threatening pakistan and other baltic states. and the goal of the present war against ukraine is to tear our land, our people, our lives into a weapon against youth the international world base order. the hall will become empty if russia succeeds with its treachery and aggression. ladies and gentlemen, the scepter brings ruins even without nukes but the outcomes are alike. we see towns and villages in ukraine wiped out by russian artillery, leveled to the ground completely. we see the war of drones. we know the possible effects of spreading the war into cyberspace. artificial intelligence could be trained to combat now. before it would help humanity. thank god people have not used climate as a weapon even though humanity is failing on its climb policy objectives. this means that extreme w

well, not russia, but the west, it seems to them that they are fighting for the independence of russiaest, and they have already lost this war, because they surrendered with their giblets ; the future of ukraine is within western civilization, if there is one; it is a border territory with a function consumables independence statehood identity. there in in principle, it is not expected, because i am not saying, so to speak, that the european union, in principle, is a cosmopolitan organization and somewhere instead of ukraine, on the contrary, in the ninety-first year ukraine received a historic chance, you wanted independence well, it is historic chance. show your responsibility level of state thinking. at that moment there was this chance, but in fact, military independence was lost at the moment when this quasit or this ukrainian decided. give this the chance to surrender this statehood to complete dependence on the west, they lost the war for independence, no matter what they did on the fronts. and this war is being waged with the west, they lost it, and they will lose the war on th

has over 2000 to military ships under its compact. russia has just under 600, but russia's underwater capabilities are formidable. the country has more than 40 nuclear powered submarines around 10 on with nuclear weapons. drugs from leadership savings of russia, as of a superpower. and the only reason why can be conceded to the superpower is the flags at its nuclear. also. now, is because stuff all except for the united states. they do play these cards all the time. and that's why they, we, they are in terms of conventional weapons, very strong guys. they attempt station to use for, for 3 of them. uh, using uh nuclear weapons. but the relationship between russia and the west on the baltic sea was not always as fractured as it is . today. a former german chancellor. i'm going to america, and president vladimir putin song regular contract, apparently hoping to maintain good economic relations get measured by the order. is that good stuff even though just eat so just to let you know that i will do? what do you see with your question? which was of the same things change get the most of th

russia and china are already thought to have disputed the wording of a draft statement, criticising russia'sne. and india's economy has become ever more intertwined with russia's since the war started because india is a major importer of russian oil and weapons. it's believed 85% of india's weaponry is supplied by russia, according to estimates from the us institute of peace. and then, there's the glaring absence of russian president vladimir putin, who has not said why he is skipping the gathering. although he does face an arrest warrant from the international criminal court related to his invasion of ukraine, india is not a signatory to the statue that —— statute that would require them to arrest the leader. modi said he spoke with putin by phone last week. india is looking to put aside all these disagreements over ukraine, hoping they won't derail concerns of the global south and developing countries. 0ur correspondent samira hussain has more. prime minister rishi sunak landed in india. he was greeted by indian dignitaries and dancers. but the colourful arrival won't mask the thorny issue

and here are all the people in russia. they didn't say .ere there . this happened. no, they have now come to ukraine here. they teach their excuse me lost, if they wanted something, the liberal varieties of russia, and now they came here, that's why we have literally three minutes, but i don't want you to end it with that. and tell me, please. if you understand as a writer, as a historian, and what is the root of evil in this russia, because i understand that the root of this evil is easier to defeat, not that it is there, but in principle, to put this block and you understand how not to let it into your brain and into the brains of those people who listen to us and who we are, like a certain creative elite should help to understand the process and also lead somewhere please, i did not hear the question , so i will answer the way i look at this situation. i look at it as follows: the people in one state hold the idea of ​​a national russian nation, first of all, there is no national idea, secondly, it is not a national state, it is an empir

almost out of money, russia winding down, it's costing operations in syria. russia, and we'll go bankrupt in 2017 american financing at george soros. stewart, the graduation all again. but if we separate evening commons a spiral dose at the glitter stage, probably the will get to buy. that's what i'm going to do. i've seen him play video fission to put that in your voice by giving you correct i. e. so they have over to the stop was up with their feel, but our training at the end of 2017, the claims about russia's upcoming defeat in the middle east. but being for gossen, how the middle east became russia's game, north. america's how fruits in came to rule the middle east. similarly, the western media is narrative changed dramatically a few months off to sanctions and position in 2020 to more and more generally spoke about the russian economy using that's um, fortress russia. as illustrated by the british magazine, the economist was the headline, us sanctions working. the knockout below is not materialized. energy sales will generate that current account surplus of 265000000000 dollars this

so, andre, what does russia need from north korea? it's been reported in west and so kohls that russia simply need small alternative around small bits and pieces for that war. and ukraine. well uh i don't think that a correct noun angle is uh, as it main uh, you know, point of interest to know me are much more interesting. uh, in the far is starting a situation and uh, it seems to be and uh, this is the point of view or some of our experts, the thing that uh, uh, in the p to, to come north country. it can play a role which plays in the 1962 uh in the uh, in the struggle between more school and a washing don't show the mainly what discrepancy now, do you see the far eastern situation and the mobile situation as a cool, who's stuck on the other choose between the to meet with the super forest and then you are url that knows kind of, you can play in these, uh, uh, this uh, you know, situation. so, i mean, what do you make of those claims? can north korea play a significant role? do you expect north korea will be providing russia with arg

this country is called russia, but despite everything, russia is a member of the un security council and the minister of foreign affairs of russia lavrov will speak at the un general assembly, then he did not fly there, of course, because there is a warrant from the international criminal court, that too already it is indicative, but zelenskyi says that we will demand that russia be excluded from the security council. yes, there are a lot of questions about the status of russia, about how they acquired membership in the united nations in general. because ukraine was the founder of the united nations on unlike russia, russia became the legal successor of the soviet union and here it could well be as in the legal aspect . security council because this is legal succession. well, it’s not some kind of inheritance will or something else, that is, legal succession was recognized by some states, including the post -soviet space, when they shared the soviet heritage, or is it possible to push russia out of the council of security? well, let’s talk frankly about succession not only was the un

the time for providing the f16 has long come and while we wait , russia has adapted its tactics that allow it to launch bombs and drones behind the so-called surovikin line . as you know, the russians now use a lot of conventional gravity bombs, which they equipped with wings and gps so that the russian planes drop the bombs, leaving behind the line the navies, so they are on their own will fly to ukrainian positions and cities in the biden administration stated that for a counteroffensive in ukraine, armored vehicles, artillery and ammunition are needed and that there is no real need for f-16 fighters now everything is changing energy russia will be able to attack counteroffensive ukrainian forces from afar beyond the surovykin lines using updated bombs, russian planes are needed will shoot from the sky and this is exactly why ukraine needs f16 so the time has come for f16 and for attacks, and i wish it is very insincere, even dubious, that some in washington is impatient with the pace of advancement of ukraine and its counteroffensive, showing that ukraine does not need modern figh

took and brought them russia paid for them they were paid by russia, invited by russia, provided, for example, with security conditions and living conditions for everyone else, accordingly, already in the russian media there were statements that the elections were transparent and democratic, and they will say the same thing when they return to their countries , when they return their meals. this is very good for democracy, real democracy, and for russia for the federation, it is very important, that is , for the russian federation, it is very important for this informational aspect, because russia is oriented to receive as a result of this war already, so the plans are changing, unlike in the first days of the war, when they wanted all of ukraine, now they want to get the territories that they de facto control, such manipulations by putin are not only a propaganda picture of you for the residents of the russian federation, but also a demonstration before the event. putin still expects to bring the conflict to the stage of freezing putin still expects to bring the conflict to the stage

mikhail mishustin should be made in russia. review of the national project that we were developing. uh, within six months we are talking about launching a new branch of structuring this industry. i believe that everything is ready for him to have a successful start, thereby the main thing is to successfully implement these tasks that have been assigned to the president of the russian federation spider rope walker development of the ural engineers, and the robotic complex takes off from the ground and lands on the wires. under voltage and applies a protective coating against ice corrosion, and charge your batteries. spider. maybe from the same wires. this is just one of dozens of examples where drones not only make work easier, but make it economically more efficient, for example, in the field of agriculture. labor productivity in processing and plant protection products has doubled, and in the energy sector the risk of emergency situations has decreased eight times over power line inspection account. moreover, the speed of insp